AIDS Project Los Angeles

Heroes in the Struggle

December 2002

A reception to mark the opening of a photographic tribute to nine African-Americans who have made significant contributions to the fight against HIV/AIDS will be hosted by the African American AIDS Policy and Training Institute on Sunday, Dec.1.

The exhibit, called "Heroes in the Struggle," will tour throughout the United States following the Los Angeles opening. For more information, visit www.blackAIDS.org or call (323) 353-3610.

	Paris Barclay. Photo by Kwaku Alston
Rev. Carl Bean. Photo by Kwaku Alston
	George Bellinger, Jr. Photo by Matthew Jordan Smith
Magic Johnson. Photo by Greg McNeal
	Pernessa Seele. Photo by Matthew Jordan Smith
Maxine Waters. Photo by Kwaku Alston

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This article has been reprinted at The Body with the permission of AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA).

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